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Well, I figured I posted enough coloured shots in the last few threads, so I am back in black (and white)! LOL. Thanks for checking my work out!

Field in Shadow
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Tree Study
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Lone Sailboat
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Thistle
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Old 11-04-2009, 10:44 AM
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Hi Paul. These places are beautiful and peaceful. The water looks so calm. I love the 1st and the 3rd one.

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Very effective Paul, and No 2 is my fav. Thanks for these. PAUL
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Gorgeous, as always! Love the scenery in the first, the depth of field in the trees....I love the sea and all things boaty so I love the 3rd. And 4 is great! Nice cobweb! Tough to choose a favorite, but maybe the trees.......
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Paul all nicely done, I would agree with Sparda the 1st and 3rd are exceptional shots. Well composed, good positioning and lovely scenes!

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The sailboat really caught my eye. The contrast between the sail and the rest of the world gives it wonderful quality
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These are lovely Paul, but I prefer number 2...my love of trees I guess.
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The sailboat really caught my eye. The contrast between the sail and the rest of the world gives it wonderful quality
Thanks windrider. That was the main reason I converted that photo. I had a funny feeling it would provide a great range in tone.
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Paul all nicely done, I would agree with Sparda the 1st and 3rd are exceptional shots. Well composed, good positioning and lovely scenes!

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Thanks Duane. Those are two of my favs as well from this series.
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Very effective Paul, and No 2 is my fav. Thanks for these. PAUL
Hi Paul. I am glad that someone liked that shot. I think what I liked is, and Nathan de Gargoyle would appreciate this comment, the way that the base of the trees in the foreground form a strong triangle via the forest floor.
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Thanks Sparda. As I said to Duane, these are two of my favs from this set. The first is a shot from Campbell Valley Regional Park, and the third a shot from Crescent Beach, both near the Vancouver area in British Columbia. Cheers.
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I really like the sailboat photo.
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